International Integration Processes of Ukraine under Global Economy Transformation Conditions

Zhuravliov Oleksiy V. ()
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Zhuravliov Oleksiy V.: V. N. Karazin Kharkiv National University

Business Inform, 2013, issue 7, 43_47

Abstract: The article considers theoretical and methodological approaches to revelation of integration aspirations of Ukraine through development of innovation economy by means of establishment of an international financial centre. It considers a mechanism of integration processes of Ukraine under global economy transformation conditions, which envisages origination of the "butterfly effect", namely: worsening of conditions of integration processes with the Western Europe and "long-term recession" of EU result in a change of the vector of integration processes of Ukraine and its entering in the integration formation Customs Union / Common Economic Space (Russia, Belarus and Kazakhstan), using the concept of "window of opportunities", which envisages close interaction of the system of old and new integration centres, which accumulate financial, intellectual, economic and communication resources and through which financial, commodity and migration flows pass.

Keywords: globalisation; global competition; integration aspirations; macro-economic equilibrium (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2013
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